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Watch this short video and see the next generation of renewable energy in action! This Project Showcase Video features our new 5 kW Helios PowerWheel “Marlin”. Located at a popular resort in the Philippines (Camp Kawayan), this project provided a great demonstration of a hybrid microgrid system including 5 kW of micro hydro, 5-6 kW of PV panels, 24 AGM (lithium ion) batteries, remote data collection, and proprietary control technology. Special thanks to all our partners including Asian Development Bank (ADB), One Renewable Energy Enterprise, Inc., Hunting, NATIONAL IRRIGATION ADMINISTRATION, Dorelco, and Camp Kawayan Resort About HeliosAltas™ HeliosAltas is a leading developer, manufacturer and distributor of micro-hydro energy solutions for commercial, industrial, and residential use. Working closely with global partners Siemens, Hunting Energy, and Wesco, the world-renowned engineers and entrepreneurs at HeliosAltas are focused squarely on delivering affordable, reliable, renewable energy to communities and businesses on every continent. Each micro-hydro unit is easy to install and environmentally friendly, has no impact on water or wildlife, and offers the smallest environmental footprint of any comparable energy system on the planet. The patented technology developed by HeliosAltas is poised to disrupt the renewable energy market in a way that has not been seen since the expansion of solar energy over the last 20 years. Visit: www.heliosaltas.com #heliosaltas #renewableenergy #lowcarbonfuture

🌍 Happy International Beaver Day! 🌍 Today we’re celebrating one of nature’s great ecosystem engineers — the beaver. Beavers do more than build dams — they reshape rivers and streams in ways that benefit entire ecosystems. Their dams slow the flow of water, reduce erosion, filter pollutants, and create vital habitats for fish, amphibians, birds, and countless other species. Studies have even shown that beaver dams can help block harmful bacteria and viruses from reaching downstream water supplies. HeliosAltas designs micro hydro systems that are efficient, environmentally friendly, and create effects similar to beaver dams by slowing water, reducing erosion, and encouraging biodiversity. We even coined a term for it "beaverization" — our little tribute to those hard working beavers. It works so well that groups like the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, conservation scientists, and watershed organizations have developed beaver dam analogs (BDAs) — human-made structures designed to mimic the ecological benefits of beaver dams. So here’s to the beavers — the original engineers of waterway restoration. Nature had the blueprint all along. 💧🌿 🌍 International Beaver Day https://lnkd.in/ghyDNzt7 📖 See the science https://lnkd.in/gYmGrQw8 📎 Beaver Dam Analogs https://lnkd.in/gy5nE4D8 #InternationalBeaverDay #beaverization #WaterIsLife #NatureKnowsBest #microhydro #riverrestoration #heliosaltas

🌊 Happy World Water Day! 🌎 Saturday March 22nd https://lnkd.in/dmPq_Uq Water keeps life moving. It grows our food, powers our communities, supports ecosystems, and shows up every single day—quietly doing the heavy lifting. But here’s the thing: even though it’s always been there, water isn’t something we can take for granted. More than 2 billion people still don’t have access to safe water. Rivers are drying. Aquifers are shrinking. And in a lot of places, water is becoming more unpredictable—and more precious—by the year. This year’s theme—"Glacier Preservation"—is a powerful reminder of how interconnected our water systems are. Glaciers act as natural reservoirs, slowly releasing meltwater that feeds rivers, supports agriculture, and sustains life downstream. As they disappear, the world’s freshwater—and its future—becomes less stable. Water doesn’t just support life—it also powers it. From mountain streams to engineered flows, water generates clean, renewable energy for homes, farms, and communities across the world. And it does it quietly, reliably, and without the smoke. So today, do one thing—big or small—for water. 💧 Learn about your watershed. 💧 Fix that leaky faucet. 💧 Support a clean water project. 💧 Or just thank your favorite stream, spring, or shoreline. Because when we respect water, we protect the flow—for everyone, everywhere. Here’s to smarter water. Smarter choices. And good ideas that flow. #WorldWaterDay #WWD2025 #GlacierPreservation #WaterIsLife #RespectTheFlow #thinkblue #heliosaltas #microhydro

🚀2025 KICKOFF!! Renewable Energy: An Economic Opportunity for America Regardless of your political interest, renewable energy represents a powerful economic opportunity that transcends politics. When we focus on the facts, it becomes clear: renewable energy isn’t just about the environment—it’s about creating jobs, boosting local economies, and securing energy independence for America. Let’s dive into why this issue matters for all of us: 🔋 America First: Economic Benefits of Renewable Energy • For every $1 invested in renewable energy, the economic return is estimated at $1.60 to $2.00, making it one of the most impactful investments for long-term growth. • Renewable energy strengthens our economy by creating manufacturing, installation, and maintenance jobs in communities across the country. • Clean energy jobs grew by 4.9% in 2024, adding nearly 149,000 new jobs. These jobs span industries like manufacturing, installation, and maintenance, supporting American workers across the country. • Community-scale renewable systems, such as micro hydro, deliver affordable, reliable power directly to homes, farms, and small businesses, empowering local economies. 🏭 Energy Independence is Economic Independence • America is built on self-reliance, and energy independence lies at the heart of this ideal. By harnessing local renewable resources, we reduce dependence on foreign energy and keep energy dollars circulating in American communities. • Renewable energy technologies allow us to diversify our energy portfolio, protecting against volatile global oil and gas prices. • Expanding renewable energy strengthens our national grid, ensuring resilience against energy price shocks and supply chain disruptions. • Renewable technologies like micro hydro are perfect for energy recovery from existing infrastructure like dams, plants, and mills. Turning wasted energy into economic value for local governments and businesses. 💡 The Future of Energy is Local By shifting the focus to local renewable solutions, we empower communities to thrive. • Small renewable energy projects create opportunities for local businesses and workers. • Energy independence means communities can meet their own needs without relying on distant resources. • Renewables provide consistent, affordable energy, protecting households and businesses from price volatility. 🌎 While renewable energy plays a role in addressing global challenges, this isn’t just a global issue — it’s about America’s prosperity, security, and independence. Here's a great report on renewable energy market size: https://lnkd.in/gctCiun6 💬 What are your thoughts? Let’s work together to build a stronger, more self-reliant America, one renewable project at a time. #heliosaltas, #biofriendly, #renewableenergy, #economicopportunity, #EnergyIndependence, #localeconomy, #microhydro

Resilient Communities: Taking Root Around the World 🌍 A quiet revolution is underway in community development. It's not about futuristic visions, but about tangible projects demonstrating how to thrive in a changing climate. Here's how it's unfolding: ☀️ Real-world examples are leading the way: • Microgrid Power: In Puerto Rico, communities are leveraging solar microgrids to maintain essential services during hurricanes and grid disruptions, ensuring access to power when it matters most. • Flood-Proof Living: Floating neighborhoods in the Netherlands, like Schoonschip, showcase how innovative architecture can adapt to rising sea levels, keeping residents safe and dry. • Designed to Flood: Hunters Point, Florida, features streets engineered to flood during storms, diverting water away from homes and critical infrastructure, minimizing damage and ensuring quick recovery. • Cities in Bloom: Singapore's lush urban landscape and Melbourne's commitment to urban forestry demonstrate how green infrastructure can mitigate heat, improve air quality, and enhance biodiversity. • Sustainable Highways: The Ray in Georgia is transforming a stretch of interstate into a model of sustainable infrastructure, with solar-powered EV charging stations and pollinator-friendly landscaping. 💡 These projects are proving the value of an integrated approach: • Reliable energy: Decreased dependence on vulnerable centralized grids. • Weather resilience: Protection against extreme events, from floods to wildfires. • Economic growth: Green jobs, rising property values, and attractive environments for businesses. • Enhanced well-being: Cleaner air, access to nature, and stronger community bonds. 🚀 This is the future of development, happening now. It's about creating communities that are not only sustainable and resilient but also vibrant and livable. It's a testament to human ingenuity and a source of hope for a brighter future. #heliosaltas #biofriendly #resilientdevelopment #renewableenergy #ClimateAdaptation #sustainablecommunities #FutureForward

It's World Water Week: Time to Act This week, we recognize World Water Week and the urgent need to address the global water crisis. From droughts to floods, the impacts of climate change on our water resources are becoming increasingly clear. We all have a role to play in ensuring a water-secure future. Let's commit to reducing our water footprint, supporting sustainable water management practices, and advocating for policies that protect this precious resource. Together, we can make a difference. This year's theme: Bridging Borders: Water for a Peaceful and Sustainable Future, asks us to recognize the regional and global interconnectivity of communities and nations, and underscores the collaborative effort needed to achieve a peaceful and sustainable future. Learn how you can make a difference: https://lnkd.in/dtJ_UxC #WorldWaterWeek #WaterAction #ClimateAction #heliosaltas

Did you know - By 2035, 12% of Americans will be off grid and right now 29% of the US population are Preppers. Preppers spent $11 billion last year (and not just on toilet paper!). The concept of emergency preparedness and off-grid living continues to gain traction in the US and abroad. Energy independence aligns closely with these two important themes. - 78% of US homeowners are interested in renewable energy for their homes. - 67% of US population prioritize developing alternative energy sources over increasing fossil fuel production. What does this mean? People want energy independence. So, if you’re thinking about living in a tiny home, shipping container, sailboat, or some opulent off grid estate – and If you already work online from home, then all you need is a stable Internet connection and you’re good to go (if only it were that easy). The question is – could you give up all your 1st-world amenities for the peaceful serenity of live off-grid. Just something to think about over the weekend. #heliosaltas #biofriendly #renewableenergy, #sustainability, #microhydro, #climatechange

Don’t think one person can make a difference? - Check this out - A single PowerWheel can offset more than 76 metric tons of CO2 per year! - It takes more than 3,500 trees to absorb this much CO2 in a year. That’s like doing the work of a whole forest. - It takes about 1.6 years to generate that much CO2 from driving your car. That’s better than an EV. More than Just Co2 offsets: - One PowerWheel offsets more than 17 kilograms of Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), which causes respiratory illness and COPD. (This may not seem like much, but anything over .03 parts per million is bad!) - Additional offsets include Nitrogen Oxides (NOx), Particulate Matter (PM), Mercury, Lead, Arsenic, and other nasty stuff that only take a few parts per billion to impact your health. The bottom line is one PowerWheel not only provides affordable, renewable energy. But it also helps reduce the amount of toxins we’re exposed to. These toxins are linked to respiratory illnesses, cancer, heart disease, strokes, neurological problems, diabetes, premature birth, and more. Want to learn more? Check out this great free tool AVERT (Avoided Emissions and Generation) that evaluates air quality, energy efficiency, and pollution by county, state, or regional level. https://lnkd.in/gq-bm7rW ### You can help make a difference by contributing to the green economy. Recycle, reduce energy consumption, and consider adding renewable energy sources like HeliosAltas. #heliosaltas #biofriendly #renewableenergy #sustainability #microhydro #climatechange